Technical SEO: What Is It & How To Fix The Most Common Issues (The Ultimate Beginner's Guide)

By the end of this video, you'll have an overall understanding of technical SEO. It’s important to make sure that your content and website are not only readable by humans, but by search engines too.
📚 RESOURCES
How To Do A Technical SEO Audit Using Ahrefs ► • How To Do An SEO Audit...
👆TECHNICAL SEO
Technical SEO is the process of optimizing your website to help search engines like Google find, crawl, understand, and index your pages. The goal is to be found by these search engines to either get your content ranking in search engines, or increase visibility.
Search engines use programs called spiders or crawlers which are constantly moving throughout the internet.
A spider will enter your website and gather a list of all URLs they find through the linked pages as well as the sitemaps created by the website owner or developer. Each of these URLs are then added into a queue. The spiders will then crawl them one by one.
There will be cases when you don’t want Google to crawl a web page. There are a few technical SEO ways that you can ensure that Google only crawls what you want it to. Here are 3 options:
1) Access Restrictions
2) Robots.txt
3) Wordpress settings
Technical SEO audits enable you to get a snapshot of the current state of the technical SEO on your website and enable you to create a checklist to improve the performance of your site. You can use a variety of tools to conduct a technical SEO audit. In this video we cover some of the most common technical SEO issues and how two fix them, but you can check out our full tutorial to technical SEO audits in the resources above.
⏰ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:37 What is technical SEO?
01:13 Understanding websites & crawling
04:06 How to control what Google crawls
05:58 Technical SEO Audits
07:40 How to fix common technical SEO issues
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[@LetsTalkSEO]

Awesome! I think these are things that most website owners can fix on their own they just need to start with an audit and go from there.

[@fatjoewho]

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Wow another fantastic video from absolutely the best channel on KZbin. I just set up my new gmb page and instead of using a address I used the city's in and around where I want to show up in .now everyone says to says to sign up for local site sites and do the nap but how do you do this if they want a address and you did not use any address with Google gmb. Hope you can help . I'm I new subscriber thank you and keep up the great videos fir us Newbies.

[@fatjoewho]

We're glad to hear that you've enjoying the content! 🙌 Ideally the details you use on GMB should be the exact address of your store to ensure that customers can find you. If you share your store's exact NAP details on other websites, but you've told Google that you're located elsewhere, it may be confusing for users. Google will be showing them inconsistent information which could harm your conversion rate. Consistency is key with local SEO. I hope this helps!

[@aaajimmyb7472]

@@fatjoewho that you for responding. I don't have a store that anyone would come to . I have a service business that I see clients at there locations . My map on my gmb shows the several city's that I do work in .what the best way to to the nap and add my Web site to local citations s I'd I use a area not a address. Thank you for your help

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